The main factor affecting the cost of your metal carport is its size, with smaller styles often costing much less than larger ones. The average prices listed below include typical labor costs. Special features, much larger carports, and sites that require additional work can add to your costs.

American Steel Carports uses 4 types of anchors or tie-downs when installing your carport. Rebar anchors (pin anchors) are used for standard installation on ground, gravel, clay, or sand. We also offer asphalt anchors, concrete anchors, and mobile home anchors (MHA) as an upgrade option for ground installation.

Though carports aren't best suited for functioning as living areas, they can be a great way to protect your car from rain or snow. It's best not to store anything else beneath a carport since they don't offer much in terms of security.

In general, the answer is yes. However, here are the factors that affect whether a metal carport is a secure choice: Quality of materials: The type and quality of metal used in the carport's construction will determine its strength and durability.